Comments on: Starting Sakima the Brumby

By: Diané Ranck

Diané Ranck — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 07:15:07 +0000

Hi Lynn and Sakima

When our worlds are so tied to others and we respond in urgency, finding the time to just BE is so important. I feel as if we live in a world of push buttons – the only problem is i don’t push em! Patience and taking time to allow Sakima’s thoughts and ways of doing things are lessons we can all take home. Lynn, I take my hat off to you and to Ron for all his support. Hope you are as well as you look in the photos! I look forward to meeting Sakima soon. Love Diané

By: Cathe Ingle

Cathe Ingle — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 00:15:00 +0000

Well Lyn, You have found your sole mate,this connection will last a lifetime.
All the best for you both enjoy every minute of it.love reading your up dates.

By: vikki Blazley

vikki Blazley — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 10:41:01 +0000

Hi Lyn

I enjoy opening my emails and recieving the latest on Sakima and your journey.
It is wonderful to read about somebody else who is intuitively feeling their way with their horse. I too have worked with many brumbies from the Guy Fawkes National Park in NSW and now have a horse stud dedicated to retaining these wonderful horses. I find them to be very intelligent and sensitive and inquisitive. They are a joy to play and work with.
I must say that Sakima does look fantastic and once again you are doing a fantastic thing. You are inspiring me to perhaps tell some stories of my own!

By: Kim Newton

Kim Newton — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 04:37:21 +0000

Truely amazing Lynn. Great reading while enjoying my salad at lunch time. Thanks

By: jan carter

jan carter — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 10:29:38 +0000

Oh Lyn, what an amazing journey … Sakima looks absolutely fantastic, and so relaxed and contented. You have a great book in the making, I wait eagerly for the next installment.
Best wishes and cuddles for Sakima, the Brumby who was the wildest boy ever to go through our programs. Jan Carter. STB

By: sue tsacos

sue tsacos — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 06:43:35 +0000

hi lynn..my husband & l adopted a beautiful brumby mare from jan carter last march.09..and yes we to..have recieved some negative responses from fellow horse-lovers..one in particular who deals with brumbies from the snowy montain parks..all saying jamaica..our brumby should be further along the training process than she is..however l to ..believe in taking the extra time with our little girl and she is progessing wonderfuly..shes taken some time to get over her fears and she had many ..the sound of cars..chickens lawnmowers to name a few..but taking the extra time to win her trust has been well worth it ..she now follows john and l around the paddock like a big puppy dog..l too spend endless hours just being next to her without putting any pressure on her and it has worked wonders in sofar as earning her trust..she leads like a true little lady..or shes often happy just to walk along side of me..like you l dont care if it takes forever for her to be “fully-trained”lm happy to go at her pace..your journal about sakima is trully inspiring..he is a majestic brumby just as our jamaica is a majestic brumby..cant wait till the next update on sakima..best wishes sue&john tsacos…wagga-wagga